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Beyond Diverse: Building Deep Cross-Racial Connections with Dr. Deborah Plummer - Ep. 41
Season 2 · Episode 41
Wednesday, September 10, 2025 • Duration 59:38
Ever wonder why true cross-racial friendships are so rare? Todd and Bettijo get into it with Dr. Deborah L. Plummer, breaking down the myths we tell ourselves about race, why fear keeps us divided, and how to actually build friendships that go deeper than skin.
SUMMARY
Today on DANG!, we’re getting real about what it takes to build deep, authentic relationships across racial lines. Our guest is Dr. Deborah L. Plummer—a psychologist, educator, and bestselling author who has worked with Fortune 500 companies, hospitals, schools, and faith communities, helping them build stronger diversity strategies and organizations. She also founded the master’s program in diversity management at Cleveland State and has spent decades guiding people through the complexities of race, identity, and connection.
Dr. Plummer explains how one simple question—“Why are all your friends white?”—sparked her lifelong work in diversity and inclusion, revealing just how rare cross-racial friendships are and why that matters. Todd and Bettijo share their own early run-ins with racism, showing how where you grow up can shape what you do—or don’t—understand about race. Together, they dig into the difference between personal prejudice and systemic barriers baked into our institutions. Dr. Plummer breaks down why fear fuels division, why saying “I don’t see color” doesn’t get us where we need to go, and how embracing your own racial identity actually makes cross-racial relationships stronger—not weaker.
This episode isn’t about finger-pointing; it’s about breaking down walls, moving past “us versus them,” and figuring out how we can start living as a bigger, bolder “we”—together.
HIGHLIGHTS
Dr. Plummer shares how a friend's question about her white friends led her to research cross-racial relationships. (1:47)
Todd recounts a discriminatory experience when trying to buy a house in Culver City and hearing the N-word for the first time. (5:42)
Dr. Plummer shares her first experience being called a racial slur at Girls Scout camp. (6:55)
Dr. Plummer explains that fear is a major driver of mistrust and limits human potential in cross-racial interactions. (9:46)
The conversation delves into the concept of systemic racism. (12:20)
Dr. Plummer discusses how fear is the root all around. (16:01)
The episode explores the myth that individuals in interracial relationships might lose their identity, emphasizing the importance of racial identity development. (19:00)
Todd reflects on the historical significance of seeing a Black president, Barack Obama, and the impact it had on his perspective. (24:50)
Dr. Plummer introduces her nonprofit, "Getting to We," and its mission to transform "us and them" into "we" by fostering trust and empowering storytelling. (27:32)
Dr. Plummer explains how everyone goes through a “Racial Socialization Process.” (43:23)
ToddFlix: Chicago PD (55:55)
LISTEN TO LEARN
Recognize societal and systemic barriers to cross-racial friendships.
Understand how fear affects trust and connection.
Learn strategies for building authentic, cross-racial relationships.
Understanding the barriers to true cross-racial connection is the first step. Ready to move beyond ‘diverse’ and see what ‘we’ can be? Hit play.
Follow on Instagram: Todd @toddbridges & Bettijo @pagingsupermom
DANG! is produced by Loop 101 Media, Bettijo Bridges, Todd Bridges & Attalie Anne
For more information contact info@loop101media.com
Joe Henderson on Fixing Addiction Treatment - Ep. 40
Season 2 · Episode 40
Wednesday, September 3, 2025 • Duration 01:04:36
Meet Joe Henderson—CEO and change-maker—who saw a broken system and said “DANG, someone’s got to fix this.” With only a $10,000 credit card and a fire in his gut, he built a sober living empire from the ground up.
SUMMARY
Joseph Henderson didn’t come to addiction treatment through his own recovery story—he came to it through a family legacy of service and one unforgettable moment that changed everything. After walking into a substandard treatment center and seeing patients forced to sleep in hallways, he knew the system was broken. Today, as founder and CEO of Sierra Health and Wellness and The Elijiah House Foundation, Joe has turned that spark into one of the leading behavioral health networks in California and Nevada.
Armed with nothing more than a $10,000 credit card and a mission, Joe opened a small sober living house that grew into a network dedicated to dignity and quality in care. In this conversation with Todd and Bettijo, Joe pulls back the curtain on the messy realities of the recovery industry—patient-brokering scandals, the stubborn stigma of addiction, and the hard truths about insurance companies that too often put profits before people. Joe also explains why the 2008 law that redefined addiction as a medical condition was both a blessing and a curse, opening doors for treatment while also unleashing fraud and inadequate reimbursement that still haunt the system.
But this isn’t just an exposé—it’s also a story of hope and humor. Joe shares how Sierra’s holistic model goes beyond substance use to address the mental and physical health issues at the root of addiction, while Todd adds levity with a hilarious, all-too-relatable story from his own early recovery. Together, they explore why “luxury rehab” shouldn’t be a privilege, but a standard of care available to everyone.
This episode is raw, urgent, and at times laugh-out-loud funny—a behind-the-scenes look at how one man is fighting to bring dignity, quality, and compassion back to addiction treatment. It’s the kind of story that’ll make you say… well, DANG!
HIGHLIGHTS
Growing Up in Hollywood: Patrick Labyorteaux & Todd Bridges Swap Stories - Ep. 39
Season 2 · Episode 39
Wednesday, August 27, 2025 • Duration 50:03
What was it like growing up as a child star in the '70s and '80s? Join Todd Bridges and his childhood partner-in-crime, Patrick Labyorteaux, as they reveal the wild, hilarious, and downright unbelievable true stories from their days on the Universal lot—from trapping kids in a safe to getting pranked by Michael Landon!
SUMMARY
On this special episode of DANG!, Todd Bridges sits down with his longtime friend—and fellow former child star—Patrick Labyorteaux for an unfiltered, laugh-out-loud trip back to Hollywood in the ’70s and ’80s.
Patrick, best known as Andy from Little House on the Prairie and Bud from JAG, shares stories from his decades-long friendship with Todd, which started on the set of the 1977 film A Circle of Children. They take a walk down memory lane, sharing unfiltered stories from pranking Kyle Richards to that legendary moment when Jason Bateman ended up in a dumpster (yes, really), the stories in this episode are wild.
The duo spills on what it was like growing up on studio lots—balancing strict rules, on-set schooling, and the jaw-dropping differences between kid actor hours and adult actor grinds. Plus they dish about working with Hollywood legends, including prank-loving Michael Landon and a much tougher experience with Henry Fonda.
They don’t shy away from the real talk either: fame, dating, and what happens when the world remembers your face but forgets your work. Plus, how the child star experience of the past compares to today’s social-media-driven fame.
HIGHLIGHTS
How Todd and Patrick first met. (1:15)
Patrick and Todd recount pranking other kids and throwing Jason Bateman in a dumpster. (3:00)
The vast differences between working hours as a child actor versus an adult actor. (6:18)
Is Sugar Addiction Real? Dr. Nicole Avena Reveals the Scary Truth About Sugar - Ep. 38
Season 2 · Episode 38
Wednesday, August 20, 2025 • Duration 53:15
Todd and Bettijo are tackling their sugar cravings with neuroscientist and author Dr. Nicole Avena, who proves your cookie obsession isn’t just willpower gone wrong—it's a real addiction. Get ready to laugh and learn as they uncover the shocking truth behind why your brain can't stop at just one, or maybe 12, peanut butter cups!
SUMMARY
Todd and Bettijo are joined by Dr. Nicole Avena, a Princeton-trained neuroscientist who literally wrote the book on sugar addiction. A faculty member at both Princeton University and Mount Sinai School of Medicine, Dr. Avena has spent over 20 years proving that sugar is, in fact, an addictive substance that meets the same criteria as drugs linked to substance use disorder.
Her book Sugarless is a practical guide to kicking sugar without losing your mind, complete with a step-by-step plan and recipes to help you break free. In this conversation, she reveals the sneaky ways hidden sugars show up in everyday foods like frozen pizza and even bacon, and how the food industry relies on them to mask preservatives. The episode also dives into the artificial sweetener debate, exposing how they can actually fuel stronger cravings by confusing the brain.
Dr. Avena shares her personal journey, the resistance she faced from the scientific community, and how her work helped reframe food addiction from a moral weakness to a diagnosable brain disease. From obesity and chronic illness to sugar as a potential “gateway drug” for kids—and even its eerie parallels to Big Tobacco—this eye-opening conversation will change the way you look at what’s on your plate.
HIGHLIGHTS
Todd confesses his sweet tooth for Trader Joe's dark chocolate peanut butter cups. (1:30)
Is sugar really addicting? (2:12)
The sneaky names for hidden sugar on food labels that you need to know about. (8:21)
What about artificial sweeteners? (10:24)
Sugar as a gateway drug. (23:31)
Why K-Pop Demon Hunters Is a Global Phenomenon - Ep. 37
Season 2 · Episode 37
Wednesday, August 13, 2025 • Duration 17:43
What do you get when you mix K-Pop beats, demon-slaying action, and a whole lot of family fun? The Netflix smash hit K-Pop Demon Hunters! Join Todd and Bettijo Bridges as they dive into why this unexpected anime sensation has become a global obsession—for everyone from kids to grandpas.
SUMMARY
On this episode of DANG!, Todd and Bettijo break down the unstoppable Netflix sensation K-Pop Demon Hunters — the animated flick that’s taken the world by storm and somehow become a legit family fave in their house (and millions more). The movie fuses Korean mythology and K-Pop music into a unique superhero story. It has baffled critics and smashed records, becoming the fourth most-watched English-language film on Netflix with a staggering 158 million views in just seven weeks.
Todd and Bettijo explore why this anime is such a massive success, spotlighting its rare ability to bring families together in a world where everyone’s glued to their own screen. They reminisce about the days when families had to agree on what to watch and how this film is a refreshing return to that shared entertainment vibe. Plus, it connects with teens and adults alike — all while staying family-friendly.
And the soundtrack? The fictional girl group HUNTR/X is straight-up chart-smashing. Their song “Golden” hit No. 1 in under a week, proving the power of K-Pop isn’t just hype — it’s historic.
To cap it off, for ToddFlix this week, Todd shares his Top 10 List of Family-Friendly Shows — a nostalgic trip through classic television everyone can enjoy together.
HIGHLIGHTS
K-Pop Demon Hunters: why it’s a surprise smash and how we got hooked on the soundtrack. (1:00)
“Golden” by HUNTR/X: how a fake girl group broke a 24-year Billboard record. (3:20)
Todd’s throwback to life before remotes and when TV was truly family time. (4:51)
Bettijo’s 70-year-old dad gives the K-Pop anime his unexpected stamp of approval. (8:15)
Taking Care of Aging Parents: An Elder Law Attorney’s Guide to Estate Planning - Ep. 36
Season 2 · Episode 36
Wednesday, August 6, 2025 • Duration 38:06
Losing sleep over your parents' future? Join Todd and Bettijo as they sit down with elder law attorney Kim Boyer to tackle the tough talks about taking care of aging parents, from powers of attorney and wills to protecting against scams and planning for end-of-life care.
SUMMARY
In this deeply personal and poignant episode, Todd and Bettijo Bridges welcome nationally recognized elder law attorneyKim Boyer to discuss the crucial topic of caring for aging parents. Marking a year since Todd’s own mother entered hospice and passed away, he opens up about the emotional challenges of knowing when to step in, navigating difficult conversations, and supporting a loved one who resists help.
The conversation spans essential topics, from proactive planning and legal preparedness to common pitfalls families should avoid. With August being National Make a Will Month, Kim helps demystify the often-confusing world of legal documents—breaking down the differences between wills, trusts, and powers of attorney for healthcare and finances. She also created My Last Gift, an end-of-life planner that makes tackling those “let’s not talk about it” conversations a little less awkward, with checklists and an easy-to-follow workbook so nothing gets left to chance.
Kim also offers practical advice on protecting aging parents from scams, maintaining regular contact to establish a baseline for their well-being, and preparing for end-of-life care with clarity and compassion.
For this week’s ToddFlix segment, Todd shares his mom Betty’s favorite shows—Perry Mason, Murder, She Wrote, and Matlock—reminding listeners how timeless television can be a beautiful way to bond with older loved ones.
The episode closes with a heartfelt message: while these conversations can be difficult, they’re rooted in love—and every moment spent together truly matters.
Overcome Depression: Jennifer Stirling-Campbell's Path to Spiritual Healing - Ep. 35
Season 2 · Episode 35
Wednesday, July 30, 2025 • Duration 57:38
Todd and Bettijo welcome the radiant Jennifer Stirling-Campbell, who opens up about her 15-year journey through chronic depression—and the unexpected path to healing. From wrestling with ancestral baggage to decoding divine downloads (some of which apparently involve QR codes and coloring pages), Jennifer shares how she climbed out of the dark and found joy again. She brings the kind of insight that hits deep and lingers long after. It’s honest, hilarious, and deeply uplifting.
SUMMARY
Todd and Bettijo Bridges welcome inspiring guest Jennifer Stirling-Campbell—host of The Overcome Depression Podcast and workbook series. Jennifer opens up about her lifelong battle with chronic depression and anger, beginning in childhood, and the profound spiritual awakening that led to her 15-year path to healing.
She shares how breaking free from deep-rooted ancestral baggage—and receiving divine guidance, often from unexpected sources—gave her “a flashlight and a map” out of the darkness. After a decade on Prozac, Jennifer made a fierce choice to surrender her struggle to God, which sparked immediate change, starting with the surprising brain-boosting power of Omega-3s.
The conversation digs into layers of healing, from physical health and supplements to spiritual warfare—where “angels and demons” are very real. Jennifer and Todd swap stories of spiritual attacks and discuss boredom as a red flag for deeper battles.
Jennifer challenges mainstream depression narratives, advocates for brain scans before meds, and shares tools like “redoing” past trauma to rewire the brain. Her mission? To help others find their own path to healing—with intuition, choice, and divine help.
The episode wraps with Todd’s ToddFlix, connecting the hidden truths of Blindspot to Jennifer’s journey of self-discovery and lasting joy.
Raising Big Dreamers: Helping Kids Succeed with Michael & Erica Parks - Ep. 34
Season 2 · Episode 34
Wednesday, July 23, 2025 • Duration 58:49
Ever wonder what it really takes to support your kid’s biggest dreams—and stay sane while doing it? Todd and Bettijo sit down with Michael and Erica Parks, parents of top 50 pro tennis player Alycia Parks, to talk faith, sacrifice, and the wild, beautiful ride of raising a world-class athlete. They’re serving up the unfiltered truth about big dreams, divine detours, and surviving life on the road—with plenty of laughs and marital real talk along the way.
SUMMARY
What does it really take to raise a world-class athlete—and keep your family, marriage, and sense of humor intact? In this lively episode of DANG!, Todd and Bettijo welcome Erica and Michael Parks, parents of two phenomenal athletes, including top 50 pro tennis player Alycia Parks.
The Parks candidly share their unconventional journey into the world of professional sports, starting with their daughters' natural love of outdoor play—something that accidentally unlocked an extraordinary talent for tennis. Michael, a former pro basketball player, and Erica, a podcast host, recount the early days of coaching, the pivotal role of faith in their success, and the many sacrifices they made—including living out of a converted bus to make it all work.
This conversation goes beyond sports. It’s about faith, family, and the delicate dance of parenting ambitious kids without pushing too hard. They open up about the pressure of being both parent and coach, the importance of letting children lead their own dreams, and how to protect emotional well-being along the way.
There are plenty of relatable parenting moments and a few surprise twists to… including the time Todd literally joined the circus. Watch him flying high on the trapeze!
HIGHLIGHTS
Erica recounts the accidental discovery of her daughters' natural talent and passion for tennis. (2:37)
Michael discusses how his background as a professional athlete informed his approach to coaching his daughters, even in a different sport. (4:01)
The Parks reveal the extraordinary family sacrifice of living out of a converted shuttle bus to support their daughters' tennis careers. (7:00)
How to Be Your Best Dang Self - Ep. 33
Season 2 · Episode 33
Wednesday, July 16, 2025 • Duration 29:07
What does it really mean to feel like your best self? It’s not about grand gestures or chasing some perfect future—it’s about the messy, everyday balancing act between pleasure, responsibility, connection, and self-acceptance. Todd and Bettijo get into what that looks like in real life—when cravings hit, family dynamics get tricky, and your patience is running on fumes. Come for the laughs, stay for the existential insights—and this week’s ToddFlix pick!
SUMMARY
Todd and Bettijo explore the everyday quest to feel like your best self. They kick off the conversation with a relatable struggle: the instant gratification of delicious, often unhealthy, food versus the long-term benefits of mindful eating. Both Todd and Bettijo share their personal experiences with healthy eating habits and exercise, highlighting how physical well-being contributes to their overall sense of self.
Todd reflects on the deep personal meaning he finds in serving others and providing for his family, while Bettijo emphasizes the power of small, daily habits rather than chasing an idealized future version of themselves.
They find a shared pet peeve: feeling rushed—a frustration that sparks a riotous trip down memory lane. Todd recalls his mother’s extreme punctuality and his mischievous childhood exploits on the set of Diff'rent Strokes. Get ready for stories involving flash powder and a genius scheme to make their director quit smoking by using exploding cigarettes! Through the laughter, Todd and Bettijo underscore a deeper truth: patience and grace go a long way—whether you’re navigating family dynamics or waiting for your shot in showbiz.
Plus, discover how this week’s ToddFlix pick, Mickey 17, ties perfectly into the conversation about growth, identity, and the often messy evolution of our many imperfect selves.
HIGHLIGHTS
Todd and Bettijo discuss food choices and feeling their best. (0:44)
Todd shares how service makes him feel like his best self. (1:25)
Bettijo’s homemade giant Pizza Cookie with Oreo Whipped Cream that was for her daughter’s birthday treat (recipe available on our website). (2:35)
Andrew McKee on Finding Your True Self (Without Moving to a Monastery) - Ep. 32
Season 2 · Episode 32
Wednesday, July 9, 2025 • Duration 01:15:25
What if peace isn’t something you chase—but something you stop doing? Todd and Bettijo sit down with life coach Andrew McKee to ask: What if you’re not who you think you are? (Cue the Twilight Zone music.) They dive into anxiety, identity, and why your thoughts might be full of it. It’s funny, deep, and might just quiet your brain—for once.
SUMMARY
Ready to finally quiet the noise in your head? In this episode, Todd and Bettijo sit down with life coach and host of People Who Suffer, Andrew McKee, to explore what happens when you stop believing everything that voice in your head says. Learn how to flip the script on how we think about peace and suffering. Andrew’s secret? Realizing there’s a big difference between who we are and who we think we are.
Andrew shares his own rollercoaster journey—from years of anxiety and “faking it” to life-changing moments of silence and clarity, including a near-death experience that helped him start rewiring everything. Together, they unpack the tricky idea of identity: a tangle of fears, judgments, and stories we’ve inherited, versus the timeless, peaceful core that’s been there all along.
They discuss Andrew's powerful "circle" graphic—his visual guide to separating the noisy mind (judgments, drama, old beliefs) from the quiet core of who we really are. Together, they share stories of self-doubt and people-pleasing, while exploring how true transformation doesn’t come from overthinking—but from stillness, awareness, and just being. Todd talks about learning to be kinder to himself and why putting your own oxygen mask on first isn’t selfish, it’s survival. Plus, Andrew explains how to extend this approach into parenting, including a hilarious parenting hack about chores.
HIGHLIGHTS
Andrew traces his suffering back to childhood and remembers an experience of hiding in the coat room to avoid disappointing his teacher. (1:34)
Joe’s roots in service: how a family legacy with the Salvation Army shaped his calling. (1:23)
The “spark” moment—patients sleeping on hallway floors—that lit the fire for change. (3:08)
Joe shares that he is a "normie," but his family's struggles with polyuse addiction inspired his work. (5:44)
Launching the Elijah House Foundation with nothing but a $10,000 credit card and a 10-bed men’s program. (8:24)
Joe explains that Sierra Health & Wellness was built on the belief that ‘luxury rehab’ should be a standard of care, not an exclusive privilege. (19:35)
The messy truth about the 2008 law, insurance companies, and how good intentions went sideways. (15:40)
The rampant fraud that is festering in the addiction treatment industry. (19:55)
Treating the whole person: why recovery means healing the mind, body, and addiction together. (23:19)
A day in the life of a patient at Sierra Health and Wellness, from admissions to the nursing team, detailed in the movie short Joe produced Troy's Story. (27:00)
Do they really tie people down in rehab? (31:20)
If Joe had a magic wand, this is the one thing he’d fix in addiction care. (46:16)
ToddFlix: Countdown (55:51)
This isn’t just a conversation about addiction—it’s about fighting for dignity, compassion, and real change in a broken system. Joe’s work is proof that better is possible. You’ll want to hear this one. Hit play!
ToddFlix: Todd talks about the TV show Narcos. (47:44)
LISTEN TO LEARN
The best way to read food labels to spot hidden sugars.
How food companies use sugar to make their products addictive.
Simple, small changes you can make to reduce your sugar intake.
Todd just committed to giving up soda with dinner—DANG! Now that's what we call a small, incremental change. Listen now to find out how you can start making your own!
DANG! is produced by Loop 101 Media, Bettijo Bridges, Todd Bridges & Attalie Anne
For more information contact info@loop101media.com
HIGHLIGHTS
Todd and Bettijo welcome elder law attorney Kim Boyer, who specializes in helping families navigate aging and long-term planning. (0:37)
Strategies for when an aging parent needs to stop driving but is reluctant to give up their independence. (2:12)
Why powers of attorney for health and finances are essential. (4:19)
Kim warns against the mistake of losing touch with your parents and offers advice for when a parent won’t go to the doctor. (6:44)
Wills vs. trusts vs. living wills—what’s the difference? (8:36)
Todd shares a story about his mom being scammed and how to protect aging parents from fraud. (16:24)
Hospice, end-of-life planning, and choosing a funeral home ahead of time. (29:34)
Kim introduces her book My Last Gift, a workbook to make end-of-life planning less daunting and more doable. (33:40)
ToddFlix: Todd shares his late mom’s favorite classic shows—Perry Mason, Matlock, and more. (35:38)
Thinking about your parents’ future can be overwhelming—but this episode serves up expert advice, real talk, and just enough humor to keep it from getting too heavy. Hit play and get ahead of it!
DANG! is produced by Loop 101 Media, Bettijo Bridges, Todd Bridges & Attalie Anne
For more information contact info@loop101media.com
HIGHLIGHTS
Jennifer recalls feeling "born very depressed," carrying heavy emotions and deep awareness even as a child. (1:18)
She shares her 10-year experience on Prozac (from age 15) and the turning point that led her to seek a different path. (2:38)
Her breakthrough: a bold surrender to God—followed by the surprising power of Omega-3s. (8:19)
Jennifer and Todd discuss the spiritual battle behind depression and the need to lean on God. (15:35)
The importance of individual agency and a unique perspective on forgiveness. (19:00)
Jennifer introduces the “redo” technique—reimagining past trauma to help rewire the brain. (23:30)
The spiritual battlefield between angels and demons (26:35)
She explains how her podcast and workbook guide people toward a personalized, spiritually grounded healing journey. (44:31)
Todd shares his latest TV binge, connecting Blindspot’s hidden truths to Jennifer’s story of self-discovery. (52:13)
LISTEN TO LEARN
How surrendering to God—and discovering Omega-3s—helped Jennifer walk away from antidepressants.
How ancestral baggage feeds depression—and how to break free.
Why the spiritual battle shapes mental health and healing.
A simple “redo” method to rewire your brain and heal trauma.
Ready to trade the “woe is me” for a “whoa, that’s me”? Hit play and let Todd, Bettijo, and Jennifer show you how to step into a life that finally feels like yours.
DANG! is produced by Loop 101 Media, Bettijo Bridges, Todd Bridges & Attalie Anne. For more information contact info@loop101media.com
Michael explains the difficulty of balancing being both a coach and a dad. (10:59)
Erica emphasizes the importance of being "in tune" with your kids to truly understand and nurture their genuine passions. (14:15)
Todd doing trapeze on Circus with the Stars. (15:19)
Michael tells how he taught Alycia her record-breaking tennis serve, attributing its power to divine guidance. (24:07)
Bettijo talks about her daughter Attalie’s self-driven artistic journey. (25:46)
Todd and Bettijo engage in a humorous, relatable discussion about marital communication and the art of giving (and receiving) fashion advice. (28:03)
The couple shares hilarious movie moments from Mr. & Mrs. Smith and Hancock that perfectly—and comically—capture the realities of married life. (32:25)
Michael shares how he prioritized proper technique to prevent injuries in his daughters. (37:20)
Todd compares his own mother to the many "stage moms” he encountered as a child actor. (42:59)
Erica & Michael talk about their daughter Makayla's unique gifts and her perceptive understanding of the family's journey. (47:04)
Michael and Erica share how they met and their Waffle House first date. (48:41)
ToddFlix: Godfather of Harlem. (53:25)
Are you ready to be inspired and laugh? Hit play now to hear the full, incredible story of the Parks family.
Follow on Instagram: Todd @toddbridges & Bettijo @pagingsupermom
Todd talks about how gaming with friends makes him feel good. (5:13)
Bettijo and Todd discuss the difficult dynamics of blended families. (7:00)
The trigger of feeling rushed (9:18)
Todd mom trained him to always be early (10:52)
Todd shares a hilarious story about pranking his director with exploding cigarettes. (12:45)
Discussion about patience and the "hurry up and wait" nature of the entertainment business. (17:00)
The power of self-awareness—and how your invisible vibes (yes, they’re real) can ripple through a room like emotional Wi-Fi. (19:51)
Todd discusses the reality of being a "working actor" and diversifying income. (22:47)
Todd's Flick Pick: Mickey 17 starring Robert Pattinson. (25:02)
LISTEN TO LEARN
Discover how everyday habits can contribute to feeling like your best self.
Hear the different ways people find comfort and avoid feeling judged.
Why being early was a non-negotiable rule for Todd growing up in show business.
Understand the importance of self-awareness and how our emotional energy impacts those around us.
Ready to embrace your best self? Hit Play and listen now!
Follow on Instagram: Todd @toddbridges & Bettijo @pagingsupermom
DANG! is produced by Loop 101 Media, Bettijo Bridges, Todd Bridges & Attalie Anne
For more information contact info@loop101media.com
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